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53 # N O B L A N K B R A I N S Yasaman Mehrsa is a Toronto-based muralist, public artist and photographer. Born and raised in Tehran, Iran, Mehrsa completed a Bachelor of Visual Communication and Graphic Design in Iran and later received her Bachelor (Honours) in Visual Arts at Brock University. She strives to create outstanding work that is distinctive, engaging and memorable. Mehrsa's work is representative of the relationship between humans and nature. She believes that art can open our eyes to the intricacy and beauty of the natural world. She produces a fantasy world that encourages her audience to wonder and keeps them wanting to discover their imagination, emotion, interaction and relationship with the natural environment. Daydreaming Yasaman Mehrsa Artist Statement "I try to maintain a healthy dose of daydreaming to remain sane." - Florence Welch Whether it's worrying or fantasizing, all of us daydream almost every day! Daydreaming consists of little moments of yourself in the past, future and present. Negative daydreaming leads to anxiety, stress and depression, while positive daydreaming can improve your memory and allow you to be more creative and stay hopeful. This piece represents positive daydreaming and focuses on how we are the makers of our daydreams.

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